News & Reports
Dragon in the Cab: How China Quietly Embedded Itself in American Trucking
Chinese companies operate our port terminals, manufacture our cranes, track our military cargo, and own farmland next to our air bases. So why isn't anyone asking who's actually driving the trucks hauling DOD freight?
DOT to use AI to go after illegal truckers
https://www.freightwaves.com/news/dot-to-use-ai-to-go-after-illegal-truckers?oly_enc_id=0240A1895612I0U
FMCSA registration system begins step 1; motor carriers on standby
Mark Schremmer The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s soft launch of its new registration system, Motus, is underway. However, no action is required from motor carriers at this time. Instead, the initial phase – which FMCSA said went live on Monday, Dec. 8...
Is FMCSA’s new registration system finally coming?
Land Line Media The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s long-anticipated new registration system is about to launch. Called Motus, the new system aims to “streamline processes, enhance fraud prevention and provide a more intuitive, user-friendly experience...
Top 10 OSHA Violations for 2025
Each year, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) releases a “Top 10” list of the most frequently cited safety and health standards, a barometer of where employers most commonly fall short in protecting workers. For the fiscal 2025 year, the latest...
IFTA Deadline December 31
As 2025 ends, IFTA is among the renewals that must be filed by Wednesday, Dec. 31. The International Fuel Tax Association (IFTA) is an agreement between the 48 contiguous U.S. states and 10 Canadian provinces for motor carriers operating in more than one jurisdiction...
Trucking in 2025 included numerous mergers, acquisitions, closings
David Hollis It was a transformative year in many ways for the trucking industry in this country, as many carriers of all sizes struggled with depressed rates, and a reduced amount of freight. There were numerous mergers and acquisitions, and no small number of fleets...
How to Combat Employees Who Use GPS Jammers
Malcolm Rosenfeld Thousands of businesses across the United States have a GPS problem. Employees have learned how to mess with GPS. GPS spoofing and GPS jamming devices have become inexpensive and easy to use. For as little as $10, delivery drivers and long-haul...
Master the Art of GPS Spoofing: Tricks to Fake Your Phone’s Location
Uncover apps and techniques to change locations on iPhone and Android for fun and practical uses Tim Fisher What to Know You can change your Android phone's GPS location using a free app from the Google Play Store. To spoof your iPhone location, use a desktop program...
Telematics hacking: Three things you need to know
Jamming and spoofing may be your greatest threats Sean Kilcarr If you haven’t heard the terms “jamming” and “spoofing” in relation to trucking telematics before, you are not alone, for both are highly rare forms of telematics hacking in the U.S. Yet Guy...